Problem summary:

Microsoft Virtual Server 2005's UI sucks.  Cut the sketch.  Cut the dirty web application.  Use VMRCplus.

Recommended Solution:

Use VMRCplus.

What does VMRCplus offer, you ask?

• Direct control of local or remote instances of the Virtual Server service. IIS and IE browser are no longer required!
• Tabbed interface to quickly jump between Virtual Server hosts and guest VMRC sessions. 
• Reusable saved states: this feature allows users to preserve a particular saved state and return to that state at any time. 
• Multiple guest selection supported for startup/shutdown/save/display. 
• Browse button navigation for media, hard disk images, ISO images, .VMC files, etc. 
• Drag and Drop support for .VMC files, ISO's images, VHD and VFD files. 
• Resizable desktop support for guests running Virtual Machine Additions (maximize VMRC window supported). 
• Limited cut and paste of text from host to guest (only). 
• A built-in utility to take JPG screenshots of running guests. Useful when filing bugs. 
• Built-in error notification with Virtual Server event log viewer. 
• A Virtual Networks Manager and Virtual Disks Manager that cover all features. 
• Keyboard shortcuts (e.g. Ctrl-S to save state a guest).
• Create multiple guests at once.
• Create guest from parent (or multiple guests)!
• Automatic reconnect to a designated Virtual Server host.
• Toolbars in both Guest and Console Manager for quick access.
• Unlimited number of guests.
• Maximum of 32 Virtual Server hosts.
• Sorting on columns of guests so you can sort based on status and multi-select.
• Automatic detection of Virtual Machine Additions and notification.
• Detection of Virtual Server 2005 R2 SP1.

Download source:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=80ADC08C-BFC6-4C3A-B4F1-772F550AE791&displaylang=en

via http://www.techlog.org/archive/2007/06/28/manage_your_virtual_server_mac#body